70. What eventually happens to a gas if its pressure is increased? A. It boils B. It evaporates C. It melts D. It condenses

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Howes asked May 5, 2023

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70. What eventually happens to a gas if

its pressure is increased?
A. It boils
B. It evaporates
C. It melts
D. It condenses

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I believe D:

If the pressure increases, the volume of the liquid or substance decreases which best fits D as the answer

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the answer is d

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it condenses

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